Recent content by mjpmjp

I am sure that Claymore does not have any vested interest, but I do, as the designer and developer of this product that has now sold more than 1500 units in just the six months since their UK launch I am delighted that people are finding them of use both for getting on and off their boats (even...

Re: Crouch/Blackwater to North Foreland/Calais A couple of weeks ago I left the Blackwater (Nass) 1 hour before HW then through spitway across north of Middle Sunk to Sunk beacon (not the SW Sunk) then striaght south through Fishersmans Gat. Found no shortage of water - miminum 10' at least at...

Re: Jeanneau 32S Glen Suggest that you llok at write ups on the Owners website: www.jeanneau-owners.com or post a message to the Sailnet-Jeanneau Owners email forum at: http://members.sailnet.com/email_lists/processing/index.cfm?list=jeanneau I purchased my SO34.2 in 2001 from Clarke &...

The third eye just gives more versatility. If you want to use it as a ladder over the bow you can tie off to the pontoon to stop swinging. Also if you turn the step over and suspend it from the single eye it is a great back-up fender. Apparently they are now being used by Fish Farmers as well...

Re: Frigate27\' Tumblehome. Is the "bulge" where maximum beam is not at toe-rail height. Also seen on many 1970's IOR baots such as the Hustler. The Sadler 25 had a little, but the Frigate really curves! <hr width=100% size=1>

Re: Frigate27\' Just did a search on Google...... The following one asking £13.5k looks brilliant. The fine sheer and tumblehome can be seen. http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/ad/F07301 Fair winds Malcolm <hr width=100% size=1>

Re: Frigate 27 The Frigate 27 was originally marketed as the Quest 27 also the final versions were known as the Phoenix 27. We sailed one "Annie of Orford" for 4 seasons. Overall well built, agree with points about small interior and that if home finished quality of fit-out might be variable...

There are over 970 Jeanneau Owners on the worldwide jeanneau owners network whose website is www.jeanneau-owners.com or post your question to the Sailnet-Jeanneau forum at: http://members.sailnet.com/email_lists/processing/index.cfm?list=jeanneau Jeanneaus have been sailed in and to almost...

The steering cables on my Sun Odyssey have a slight slackness. Whilst I can see how to adjust them, what is the correct tension? Can you make a visual assessment - say as a fan belt so if they can only be deflected by 1/2 inch or so that is roughly right? or is a more scientific approach needed...

Regret they went into administration 12 months or so ago and are no more....... I don't know if anyone has taken on production and spares rights. You might ask Autonnic in Tollesbury MJP

Try www.jeanneau-owners.com and follow the link to the forum page

www.jeanneau-owners.com

Not sure how, but I know it can be done. We used to have a 305 and broke the fitting in an argument with a sea-wall!!. We had it replaced by Larkmans in Woodbridge Suffolk after ordering the replacement from Beneteau

Re: Fenderstep - Designers Reply Glad to have all this feedback on this product and also pleased that at least most posters seem to like the idea…… If I might make a couple of points that may not be clear about the design. The FenderStep has injection moulded top anchorage eyelets, these are...